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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1914
Page
3
Notice announces weekly office days at The Bank of Advance on Tuesdays and at Citizens State Bank in Jamestown on Fridays. Signed by Mr. Graves.
Names and brief visits appear in a Lebanon area social snippet. Advance R. R. 21 Lafayette Lucas and Charley Sparks are noted with local acquaintances. Neal Day, John Nicely, Clair Leeke, Werder t Earl Ray, Grego Hay and families are listed as visiting or hosting over the weekend.
Providence Estall Trough and wife returned home after visiting relatives and friends of Spencer, Ied, Frank Davis and wife. Ray Davis and wife spent Friday with relatives near Bainbridge. School begins at Beckville with Fern West as teacher.Qiliver Bowman travels in Lebanon on business Wednesday. Attendees from here joined the Bowman Richart and Loop reunion in Beck's Wooda Sunday. Mrs. Shas Johnson of Beckville visits her daughter in Terre Haute.
The article lists numerous households visiting relatives on Sunday including Brown Stop Buster Brubeck in Lebapan and Robert Ferguson with their wives, Harry James with Wa Teosper’s family, Otto Threlkel and Johnny McNutt with Jim Reed’s family, Bert Ferguson with Carl Ferguson, Albert Garner with Jer Brubeck and Jill Specncer, Henvy Profits with JIT Brown, and Daisy Imblee hosting Jessie Coons Mary James Pearl Nicely Francis and Mary Oaplinger. It notes many local families spending Sunday with kin and friends.
James Roark and his wife attended church at Max last Sunday night. Rev John Sherrill of Cregville was a guest of James Bean and his wife Saturday night.
Slices report residents and kin visiting, traveling to Indianapolis and Crawfordsville for funerals and hospital stays. Names include Ammie Debard, James Sutton, Eliza Campbell, Mary Debird, Chas Bean, Ed Hypes, Dennis Shenehean, Ralph Dean, Rose Pointer, Harvey Well, D W Reed & Co, Earl Brece, J T Brown, and J Y Drown.
Farmers across Pilinois unite in a core-thenta to withhold threshing wheat this season. The action aims to curb chinch bug damage and protect crops. Montgomery county reports five to six thousand acres pledged in the effort.
A bold want ad from The Hustler pledges fast results for readers seeking jobs, gigs or items. It promises discreet handling and immediate responses, touting a wide reach and reliable service for buyers and sellers alike.
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